Moses H Scott Case Affirms Probate Administration Ruling
The Washington territory Supreme Court upholds a probate proceeding for Moses H Scott who disappeared in 1881. The decision confirms that the estate could be administered and that the defendants who purchased lands from Samuel Ward hold title against Scott's heirs. The court finds the notice and petition sufficient and affirms the lower court’s judgment.
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Supreme Court
Moses H. Scott
John McNeal
Nian McNeal
Thurston County
Samuel G. Ward
T. F. McHiroy
Mary Scott
Said
Scott
Ronsraseries
Thurston Oe
Sven
Ape
Washington Territory
Probate Court
Ward
Roderigas
East River Savings Inst
N. Y
Acree
New York
Woerner
Anders
C. J
Dunbar
Hoyt
Stiles
Olympia Institute plans move to near Priest's Point
A Olympia Collegiate Institute committee met at First National bank to discuss moving the school within a mile and a half of the city center and building a new facility. Land subsidies from North Olympia Land Co and Charles Billings are under review. Henry Drum favors Priest's Point site if possible. A public meeting will present details and a shelving note from Olympia Door and Lumber Co signals new store plans.
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First National Bank
Olympia Collegiate Institute
M. G. Royal
J. Wobinson
C. B. Mann
T. J.ereee
R. A. Ford
North Olympia Land Company
Charles Billings
Henry Drum
Tacoma
Drum
Walter Thompson
Geo. A. Mottman
Chambers
John F. Gowey
C. Linn
The Fair Union Block Holiday Goods Display
The Fair Union Block announces a December 1 display of holiday goods. It promises an unequalled assortment in toys books novelties fancy goods notions and more with prices customers will like and appeals to those seeking useful gifts.
Opportunity to buy holiday gifts at low prices
Never before has this city seen such a chance to buy gifts at prices far below previous years. A new, clean stock offers dolls, artificial babies, cups and saucers, albums and more. Visit to inspect stock and receive close prices. shoppers are promised value and a welcoming experience.
Unparalleled land sale promises quick returns near Olympia
An 1892 prospectus offers about 100 one acre lots on Thurston county Westside land owned by Konrad Schneider. Buyers pay 10 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly for 39 months with guaranteed cultivation and fruit trees, plus potential five day residency for locals and future electric railway value.
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Olympia
Westside Electric Railway
Butler’s Cove
Main
Fourth Streets
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Starr’s
Starr
Chilberg
Robinson Uphead
The
Moses Scott
Marr & Ross Proprietors
J. W. Robinson
O’brien
Lord
J.C. Harr
Judge Robinson
Savidge
Columbia Hall
Citizens’ Convention
Tribune
People’s Party
Charles H. Springer
Olympia Door and Lumber Company
I. Harris & Sons
Callow
Didiscalion Literary Society
Opkins
Cora Covington
Anderson
Bessie Bigelow
George S. Hopkins
Gregg
Louis Anderson
Shakespeare
Allen Weir
D.R. Bigelow
Margie Slater
Main Street
Chestnut
Fremont
Swan
Cherry
Eleventh
Acylomee
Ways and Means Committee
I. V. Mossman
Fostrom & Bockman
Multnomah
Thomas Hanson
Eastside
Dr. Riley
M. E. Littlejohn
B. F. Johnson
Gurney Cab & Transfer Company
C. E. Stickler
Court House
W. A. Weller
B. M. Price
J. W. Pierce
Talcott Bros
Shafer
E L. van Epps
Thomas Wookey
South Bay
George K. Brown
S. Harris & Sons
B. B. Smith
William Billings
Lemon
G. N. Miller
People’s Party Club
Jefferson Hotel
T. Phipps
A. D. Glover
B.M. Price
Dr. Newell
John Byrne
R. B. McCausland
J. J. Balwey
Olaf Frisch
C. P. Giles
C.J. Lord
R. G. O’brien
Robinson
Lord Brenalinane
Colonel Owings
Gratis
Skookumchuck
L. A. Davis
Thomas Baldwin
First Baptist Church
Mr. Baldwin
Times
Union Block
Harris & Sons
Thurs
Ton County
Westside
Konrad Schneider
Erty
Olympia Real Estate
S.C. Woodruff
Tee
Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Agency
Woodruff Block
Ington
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